Read Sensing the Forest Interview
Read Sensing the Forest Interview with Sarah Hall by Aleksander Skutnik from Queen Mary University of London.
DetailsRead Sensing the Forest Interview with Sarah Hall by Aleksander Skutnik from Queen Mary University of London.
DetailsJoin glass artist Sarah Hall for an in-depth talk about the unusual windows at Glenwood’s Chapel.
DetailsJoin us for A Slice of The Sun – Artist Talk by Sarah Hall, CM, RCA on Tuesday, May 27 at Library & Archives Canada, Ottawa – an engaging and illuminating conversation! This talk is free and open to the public.
DetailsI am delighted to share the news of my entire Design Archive being acquired by Library & Archives Canada. The collection comprises hundreds of original sketches and maquettes created as designs for my stained glass windows, dating from 1975 to 2018.
DetailsWe are thrilled to launch this new speaker series with an engaging panel discussion featuring local glass artist and Member of the Order of Canada Sarah Hall.
DetailsLocation: Private Residence, Prince Edward County, ON
Description: Art glass window with exterior markers to prevent bird collisions
This detail of bird-friendly glass shows the exterior markers – which are made of text taken from an article titled “The Language of Light.”
My intention in this work was to create beautiful, meaningful glass that is both transparent and bird friendly.
Location: Life Sciences Building, York University, Toronto, ON
Description: Luminous Entryway Sculpture featuring LEDs powered by solar
At the entry of the Life Sciences Building, the collected energy from the solar cells (on the reverse side) switch on the LED integrated lights at dusk each evening. Gingko trees (featured in the artwork) survived the last Ice Age and are being studied in climate change research. Many gingko trees surround the Life Sciences Building.
DetailsLocation: Harbourfront Centre Theatre, Toronto, ON (interior)
Description: 3 glass facades for the theatre including 10 solar array panels
The interior artwork of Waterglass features images of Toronto’s waterfront history. These images were collected through the archives and my own photography of the shoreline. This includes 360 screen printed images of Lake Ontario – its human history, geography, ecology, and primal beauty.
DetailsLocation: Cathedral of the Holy Family, Saskatoon, SK
Description: 3 monumental south facade solar windows
These details show the silver solar cells embedded in the art glass. They collect energy for the Cathedral. The painted glass in white, red, yellow, and blue colours fits perfectly into the zinc- clad south facing façade. The left hand detail also includes one of twelve dichroic glass crosses.
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